>>>>>>>Is it possible to print two pages within a band?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>advTHANKSance
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ...kt
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Do you have a problem that band is too big, bigger than page? There is >workaround here too.
>>>>>
>>>>>I shudda known. Lay it on me Ed! The situation is that I have
>>>>>a report (same report) that when I get a break on the primary key
>>>>>(provider id), I need to print two separate pages -- a letter of
>>>>>intoduction (mostly prepared text, some data from my table) and
>>>>>an invoice.
>>>>>
>>>>>What say U?
>>>>>
>>>>> ...kt
>>>>
>>>>The genric way to print the same record on two pages is following:
>>>>1. Inflate your data making two record from each one.
>>>>Select recno() as Recno, 1 as Lstorder, * From Table1 Order by 1,2 ;
>>>> Union Select recno() as Recno, 2 as Lstorder, * From Table1
>>>>2. Group your report form by Recno,Lstorder providing 'Start Each Group on a New Page'.
>>>>3. All detail band fields should use 'Print When' clause evaluated by Lstorder, i.e. some fields will be printed for Lstorder=1 and others for Lstorder=2
>>>
>>>So then in the band I will pro'ly have fields displaying on
>>>top of each other, but when I actually print(preview) only one
>>>will print, correct?
>>
>>Correct.
>>
>>>What about the fact that the band sizes will be different? Won't this
>>>throw of any lines bound to the bottom of the band?
>>>
>>> ...kt
>>
>>You could bind fields to the top of the band.
>
>One more "what about", what about line counts? I have a report
>now that I use a similar strategy on, althought I use it more for
>printing headers on a page, i.e there are no overlaping fields.
>It appears that the line count gets goofed up and it doesn't take
>into account that the header lines will not be printed on the page
>if my condition isn't true (I only print the header for the first
>address) and breaks after printing only two addresses.
>
>Have you ever experienced this? Is there a system variable that I
>can modify to reset the line count or something?

I don't use line count.